Azotte runs subscription lifecycle and access. NetSuite recognizes the revenue. Subscription invoices, payments, and revenue events flow into the ERP with the mapping your finance team controls.
An ERP is built to recognize revenue and close the period, not to run subscription lifecycle across channels. Azotte keeps the subscription record and feeds NetSuite the financial events it needs.
Azotte owns the subscription. NetSuite keeps the books.Each subscription event in Azotte with a financial consequence, a charge, a payment, a refund, a credit, becomes a mapped record in NetSuite. Azotte keeps the operational truth; NetSuite keeps the books.
Subscription revenue arrives in NetSuite already mapped, so the close runs on accurate, reconciled records.
Azotte feeds operational state; revenue recognition runs where finance already works, with no parallel ledger.
Swap PSPs or storefronts behind Azotte while the postings into NetSuite stay consistent.
No. NetSuite stays your ERP and general ledger. Azotte is the subscription system of record and feeds subscription invoices, payments, credit memos, and revenue events into NetSuite for recognition and close.
Customers, invoices, payments, credit memos, and subscription revenue events map to NetSuite records. You control item and account mapping so postings land in the right ledgers and subsidiaries.
Azotte holds operational subscription state and feeds the data NetSuite needs. Revenue recognition and the financial close run in NetSuite, where finance already operates.
Subscription and payment events stream as they happen, while financial postings can be grouped to match your close cycle. Records carry Azotte and NetSuite IDs for reconciliation.
Yes. Each Azotte storefront maps to the right NetSuite subsidiary and currency, so multi-region subscription revenue posts correctly.
